The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-23
TELEGRAPHIC RREVITIES.

St. III,
| received in disorderly house on Sunday night
He cannot recover. The names of his assailants
are unknown.
A man named Finn, residing in Hampstead,
n. H.. is reported to have shot and killed his
young bride this afternoon, in fit of jealousy
The locality is difficult of access, and partic-
uiars have yet been obtained
II. FL. Fkrgneran was assaulted Monday night,
near Hopklnsville KY, by an ex-convict while
on his way home in wagon, and his money de-
| manded. Refusing to give up his money the
robber fired, and Fergneran was shot to death
The murderer escaped.
The day was consumed in the Coughlin trial
at Ravenha, o., by the introduction of alib
testimony offered by witnesses from Elyria. o..
a dozen or more of whom swore that they saw
Coughlin in that place February and 4. the
day before and the day of the Ravenna tragedy.
Archbishop Fabre, of Montreal has issued
mandament asking all Roman Catholics in the
city to offer PRAYERS for the restoration of the
Pope's temporal power, when all evil will disap-
pear, and appointing Christmas as a special day
for the Offering of prayers in honor of the Pope's
jubilee.
A sheriffs jury and commission have decided
that John Travers son of the late w. r. Trav-
ers, of New York, is mentally incapable of TAX
ing of his share of the 81 000 900 estate left
by his father, valued at 100000 He is i'm
beetle and paralyzed. A guardian will be ap-
pointed
William Quinter, brawny puddler, who,
several weeks ago. of the principals in
brutal rough and tumble fight below Reading,
Penn, and who seriously injured. died yes
terday. Warrants were issued for the arrest of
his adversary, John Heyl, who had been re-
leased on bail.
Judge Wallace of the United States Circuit
Court at New York, has decided on appeal that
service officer Henry w. Howgate who alb
seconded from Washington in April. 1882 with
$l33. 900, must make good the amount of the
bond, $l2. 900.
VIM r. Lee the step-son and assailant of
banker Stephen Rawson. of Chicago. will prob
ably have his preliminary trial before Justice
Scully on Dec. l. He was brought into court
yesterday and his case continued to that date.
the bail still being fixed at $4,000, which was
not furnished
About o'clock yesterday morning, at Van
couver. w. T., the dwelling of Patrick Clancy
was destroyed by fire. He and his wife per-
ished in the flames. Their son. aged sixteen.
escaped Clancy was sixty years old. and had
just retired from thirty years service in the
United States army.
Gilbert Carter. aged seventy years, his
wife, an invalid about the age. and Mrs
John PEPPER housekeeper, of Hudson, n. Y.
were asphyxiated in their sleeping apartments
by gas from coal stove Monday night. They
are still alive, but unconscious with only slight
hopes of their recovery.
Henry Koch, aged fifty, an inmate of the Ian
caster county, Pennsylvania, prison, awaiting
trial on the charge of obtaining money false
pretense. committed suicide, yesterday morning,
by hanging himself. His trial was to have taken
place this week and this is supposed to have
caused him to commit the deed
Mrs. Mary Seymour of Illinois, who was
O a
Shore q Michigan Southern railroad train while
the train rounding curve, at Dunkirk, n
Y, on Feb. 4. 1856, and who crippled for
lfe has begun suit in the United States Circuit
Court against the road for $25, 900 damages
August Hatzka of Chicago, was arrested yes
terday for killing his step-son, Max Gilman, a
boy of eleven years. The latter came home.
Monday night, after three months absence,
and Hatzka whipped him numerically with a
strap which had buckle on it. The boy was
found dead in his bed yesterday morning. and
fac and ho1 DIV arQa eof+l,o
strap.
At Ashland o., yesterday, j. r. Mason. who
shot and killed W. H. Reynolds, editor of the
Ashland Times in a Justices court room a few
days since, was held in $4,000 bail to answer
the charge of manslaughter. c. ID. Mason,
brother of j. r. Mason. who was arrested
accessory to the crime discharged The
decision has created considerable excitement at
Ashland.
AT Irvine, KY, on Monday Will Wagers a
deputy sheriff. while on his way to jail with Lee
Packet, whom he had arrested for some offense,
was accosted by James III Allerine. A quarrel
ensued. in which Allerine was killed and Packet
badly wounded by Hal Cockrell, who was stand
ing near by, and who took the part of the sher-
iff. Cockrel was arrested and afterwards
leased on 81, 800 bail
An explosion occurred in w. B. Everett &
Co.'S bicycle and tricycle. store, and Berkeley
street, Boston. yesterday. The oven, used for
burning the enamel on bicycles. was filed with
gas, and when the door was opened the
plosion occurred. The injured W. l..
Ross agent for Everett & Co; Joseph Butcher
superintendent for Boston Cyclorama Company;
Mrs. Edward Smith and Mrs. Robert Knox, of
Pawtucket. r. /. None mortally.
A west bound passenger train the La
crosse division of the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST.
Paul road. which left Chicago at l:30 yesterday
morning, crashed into the rear end of a freight
train which was standing switch at 1xonia,
at 3:15- Nobody was hurt but the engine and
six freight cars, laden with wheat, were badly
wrecked. The track was blocked for about FIVE
hours The air so thick with smoke that
the engineer could not see the freight train.
John Most, the Anarchist. was placed on trial
in the New York Court of General Sessions
yesterday. on the charge of melting violence by
an infiammatory speech week ago last Satur-
day night. He had been admitted to bail. and
entered the courtroom without the escort of po-
Ecemen He kept his hat on after entering
til of the court officers brusquely took it off
his head The work of getting jury was be-
gun and is progressing very slowly Eleven
jurors secured during the day.
AROUSE the faculties, stimulate the circula-
ton, purify the blood, with Ayers Sarsaparilla.